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Gold’s breakout from a 13-year cup-and-handle pattern should have been more significant for the precious metals sector.   It was not because of continued strength in the stock market and the lack of strength in precious metals in real terms.    The good news for 2025 is there are quite a few potential breakouts … Continue reading

Greg Weldon covers the macro outlook for 2025 and what will trigger the next big move in Gold and gold shares. Email Gregweldon@weldononline.com for a report on his outlook for 2025.

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Gold has rallied back close to its all-time high and closed $6/oz off its all-time weekly high. Silver and the miners have rebounded but are lagging Gold.

Gold’s big breakout was last year.    It exploded through resistance at $2,100/oz, out of its super-bullish cup and handle pattern, and touched $2,800/oz.   The measured upside target remains $3,000/oz with a logarithmic target of $4,000/oz. The past cup and handle pattern breakouts I studied went from the measured upside target to the … Continue reading

Bond yields and the dollar are rising and perhaps its beginning to hit the stock market. Gold is holding up well but precious metals are in correction or consolidation mode. The key threshold will be when the 10-year yield rises high enough to cause a bear market and recession, forcing more rate cuts from the … Continue reading

John Miniotis, President & CEO of AbraSilver, joins us to discuss the company’s recent pre-feasibility study update and ongoing exploration efforts. At metals prices of $30.70 Silver & $2671 Gold, the PFS shows an after-tax net present value (5% discount) of US ~$1.25 Billion.

Gold closed the week at a new all-time high against foreign currencies. Gold and Silver had a strong week while the miners showed less strength. We see a bit more strength before metals and miners retreat from resistance again.